Ukraine significantly ramped up its attacks on Russian targets in June, reportedly striking over 200,000. These strikes included a recent hit on a Russian airbase in Crimea, highlighting increasing Ukrainian capabilities for deep-strike operations. The escalation in attacks coincides with a visible shift in Russia's defensive posture. Notably, Moscow has begun advertising positions for drone operators specifically tasked with defending the capital city. This advertisement signals a growing concern about Ukraine's drone program and Russia’s difficulties in countering it. The need to actively recruit drone defenders is an unusual step, revealing a growing vulnerability within Russia's defenses and a potential attempt to bolster its anti-drone capabilities.